They slipped away in cars parked down rural roads, in suburban apartments and fast-food restrooms, overdosing on heroin wherever they found a quiet place. Detective David McDougall Jr., a Harford County Sheriff’s deputy, suspected the heroin came from a rising drug crew in Northeast Baltimore….
Source: Sun
How heroin overdoses in the suburbs exposed Baltimore's corrupt police squad, the Gun Trace Task Force
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